Garnett Journal from Garnett, Kansas • Page 3

(First published in the Garnett Journal WOULD PURCHASE BONDS. R. SCOTT, M. D. 0 February 17, 1905) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT EXECUTORS.

STATE OF PHYSICIAN and SURGEOIT. Medicine, Surgery, Diseases of the Chest Diseases of Women. AXDEK30 COUHTY, In the matter of the estate of John McGlinchy, late of Andereon county, Kansas. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that on the 15th DR.

I. M. SCOTT, OPTICIAN. lay of February, A. 1905, the under lined were, by the Probate Couit of Au- Diseases of the Eyes and Fitting lereon county, Kaunas, duly appointed 1 IT I ICP1 Office and Residence on the South Sida an qualified as executors of the last will over J.

P. Tibbetts Co's Drug Store. and testament of John McGlinchy, late of Anderson county, dt ceased. All Garnett Kansn Ifll Jl 1 Lftt Jl parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselvesaccordingly F. A.

HERBERT Jeweler Habky J. -Executors. Cathabine McGlinchy iEP (First published in the Garnett Journal Fine Watch Repair-1 Optical Goods, Gold mg a Specialty. Watches, Set Rings, et Garnett, Kansas. February 17, 1905 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In ihe District Court of Andereoc county, Fourth Judicial District of the State of Kaneas. )n GEO. M.BRYSON DENTIST. Odoutunder used in the Painless Kxrac The Best Offer Ever Made by a County Paper tion of Teeth. Pilkington-Barber Block Garnett Kansas (First published in the Gabnett Joubhal January 13, 1905 PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS, I ANDEB30N COUNTY, In the District Court. W. r. McDonald, Tlaintiff, vs. George W.

Hoover, William H. Hughs, and John W. Chapman and Minnie Chapman, his wife; Regina M. Johnson and John Johnson, her husband; Charles A. Chapman, Warren W- Chapman, Paul Chapman.

John H. Chapman, and Joseph Crummer; Mintie A. Samuel W. Cooper and Margaret A. Cooper, his wife; Sybilla R.

Williams, Mrs. Jessie Cooper, Martha S. Chestnut and Daniel Chestnut, her husband; St. Claire Cooper and Mary Cooper, his wife; Ivy Cooper, Martha Cooper, Harry Cooper, Sarah Deloss, Harry Cooper and Susan Cooper, his wife; Jesse A. Cooper, Samuel W.

Cooper, Arthur B. Cooper, Daisy Black and F. J. Black, her husband; Susan Cooper, and M. L.

White, guardian of Susan Cooper, Defendants. The State of Kansas to said Defendants and each of them: You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued by the above named plaintiff, who has filed his petition in the office of the Clerk of said District Court against you and each of you, alleging lhat he, plaintiff, is the owner and in the actual possession of Block 4, in Man-dovia Addition to the city of Garnett, in Anderson county, Ka-isas. That his title is derived through an I by irtue of a certain tax deed dated Marh 21, 1894, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Anderson county, Kansas, in book 38, ot page 225, and asking judgment against you and each of you, forever barring you and each of you frorr setting up or claiming any right, title or interest in or lien upon gaid above described land or any part thereof, and quieting plaintiff's title and possession to said above described land- That unless you answer said petition on or before Tuesday, the 28th day of February. 1905, taid petition will be taken as true, and judgment rendered as prayed for therein. W.

P. McDonald Plaintiff. First Published in the Gaknett JouRNAl January 2 ioo.J NOTICE In the Probate crurt of Anderson county Kansas. In the matter of the application of R. P.

Briggs for a druggist's permit to intoxi eating liquor in the city of Garnett, Anderson county, Kansas, notice is hereby given chat the undersigned, R. Briggs, has filed in the office of the Probate Judge, of Anderson county, Kansas, his petition as by law requires, asking that he. he, hy said Probate Jnge, grutfed a druggist's permit for the sale of intoxicating liquor in the city of Garnett, Anderson county, Kansas, according to law and that said application will be heard at the office of the Probate Judge of Anderson county, Kansas, i the city of Garnetyon tne day of J. H.Griffith, P.ain tiff, yp. ohn V.

Cubb, the unknown heirn a ni deviseeo of John V. Cubb, mxi tire unknown Administrators, Executory and Trustees of John V. Cubb; Thomas Wade, the unknown 1 eirs and devisees Thomas Watle, find the unknown Administrators, Ex cutois and Trusteed of Tin mas Wade, No. 4396. State of Kansas, to John V.

Cubb, the J. A. White, a Contractor From Ft Scott, Would Take Them. J. A.

White, of Fort Scott, was here Wednesday consulting with the members of the council about the construction of the waterworks extension. He says parties visited Fort Scott after their bond election and made the same talk about the illegality of the bonds that Mr. King made here, but the bonds sold just the same. Mr. White is a builder not a bond broker but he says from his knowledge of such matters he would take the bonds, so far as the objec tions urged are concerned, and be glad to put in the system according to the plans and specifications.

We trust the council ill pay no attention to the rumors that are circulated against the validity ol the bonds. If there are any mistakes, the people si a- rt-ndy to correct them. This talk is for a purpose. The object is to create the impression that the bonds are of doubtful validity that they may fee purchased fpr less nipney than they are worth." We trust the council wlllstand pat." We have good bonds and we want a good price. John W.

Gates predicts that within the next sixty day, speculative yhat wjU go a bushel. Miss Elsie Hunter, living in Orchard Park who has been confined toher room since June, was reported no better Thursday. is gtimae4 that tle blizzard at last week killed cattle for stockmen in the Indian Territory. Miss Carolina Royer left last Thursday for St. Louis where she as secured 3 fine position in one pf the largest millinery houses in hat cfty.

Miss Royer thoroughly understands the business. Mrs. Nancy Hamilton, of Orchard Park, received a letter from Portland, Oregon, containing the sad news of the deatfi cjf lier sifter, Mary awe, who had been CHAS. D. HUNT Jeweler.

Watch repairing and engraving. First door south postoffice. GARNETT KANSAS unknown Heirs and Devisees of John V. Cubb, and the unknown Administrators, ixecutois and Trustees of John Cubb; LISTEN For a short time you can get The Garnett $1.00 The Homemaker, a twenty-page monthly farm journal .50 The Farm Gazette, one of the brightest and bejt magazines published 50 The Farmer and Stockman, a weekly journal for progressive farmers 1.00 You can now get all four papers for $1.25 This is less than the first cost of the white paper. If you are not satisfied with the above offer, NOTHING LIKE IT Thomas Wade, the unknown heirs and devisees of Thomas Wade, and the un known Administrators, Executors and Trustees of Thomas Waae, Greeting: You are hereby notified that you have been sued iu said court by the above-named plaintiff and must, on or before the 31st day of March, 19Q5, answer the petition (f the plaintiff, which was filed in the clerk's office of said court on the 9th day ot February, 1905, or eaid pe tition will be taken as as true and judg just to show you that the Journal is all right, we ment rendered accordingly: will give you one of our A judgment and decree will be entered reforming a certain deed, tp the north west quarter qf the southeast quarter ol section number twenty-eight (28), town-S'lip number nineteen (19), range num ber twenty-one (21), Anderson countv, For Sale by JOHN N.

MORRIS Garnett Kansas At Long Calvert's Implement Stoer Kansas, made by B. Ferguson and wife to John V. Cubb, dated December 10, 1869, recorded in the office of the Regkter of Deeds of said county, in Book Magnificent Wall Charts These charts are comple.te in every particular, as more than a thousand of our readers will testify. The charts could not be purchased at any book store for the subscription price of the Journal. The Garnett Journal is one of the largest and most complete all home print county papers, published in the West.

The Garnett Journal stands for the enforcement of the law; practical temperance and Christian 13, at page 176, and making paid deed convey sid land, to instead John V. Cur-p; and a judgment and February, A. IX, 1P05 at 9 clock, a. R. P.

(First published February 3, 1905.) of Appointment of Administrator. j. n. woods SON Breeders of high class Poland Chinas. Quality and size combined.

Write us. decree will be entered correcting and re forming a certain deed to tlie north ha'l offering wtli pneumonia at her the south wee quarter of section num STATE OF KANSAS ANDERSON COUNTY, ss. ber twenty-eight (28), township number J. N. SON.

Ottawa. Kansrs. Jigme in Portland. fyjrs: -Tiawe jj.o years of age and is well known nineteen (19), range number twenty-one In the matter of the estate of- Sarah S. VV'iitford, late ftf county, Kansas, deceased, in Anderson county.

She leaves a (21), Ar.derson county, Kansas, front Thomas Wade to Joshua Griffith, dated Janu 7, 185g, recorded, in the office of husband, son and daughter, four brothers and two sisters and many Notice is hereby given, that on the i he U' Kidter of Deeds of eaid county in 30th day of January, A. D. 1905, the un friends to mourn her death. Mrs. Book at page 58, making eaid deed dersigned was, by the Probate Cp.urt of Anderson county, appointed convey said land as above deecribed.

Lawe is a sister of William, Isaac, Charles and Jacob Paul, also Mrs. From October 18 to May 1 my office will be open on Saturdays and Mondays only. A. L. Benton DENTIST Kirk Block Garnett, Kansas By the judgment and decree of said and qualified, as Administrator of the estate of Sarah Whitfbrd, late of An work; old-fashioned religion.

The Garnett Journal accepts no advertisements of a questionable nature. It aspires to be a paper that will be a welcome visitor in every home. The Garnett Journal stands for the principles of government and control advocated by William J. Bryan. It favors government and municipal ownership, wherever practical.

The Garnett Journal takes a special interest in the Field and Nancy Hamilton, of this court the plaintiff wl I be, declared the owner in fpe simple ftf the. real estate derson county, deceased. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. gity. rrrr SALESMEN WANTEP above described, and hip ite tp said real estate qqieted and defendants and each of them will le perpetually en H.

C. Whitford, Administrator. joined from asserting any right, title or Tq loqk after our interest in An- (First published in the QBNyrT Jqurnaj, aerson ana aaiacent counties. febyuary 1905,) SUMMONS YP VACATION, Salary or commission. Address fjiNoLN Qil Ceveland, O.

A. W. WIGHTSMAN Auctioneer. Harris Kansas 25 years experience Residence north of school house In the District Court of Anderson claim thereto. In Witness Whereof, I have hen unto signed my name and afixed'the seal of said court, this 3th of, February, J.

Ooppaqe, Clerk of the District Court, seal Anderson County, Kansas J. E. Maxwell, Attorney for Plaintiff. 00anty, Fourth Judicial District of the State of Kaneas. J.

H. Griffith, Plaintiff, V8. Closing Out PUBLIC SALE Having concluded to quit farming, John Gensler, the heirs and devisees of John Gensler and the will sell at public auction at my residence Dr. Hood Physician and Surgeon. Of Worden's Hardware store young men and women who are striving for success, The Garnett Journal has added over one thousand subscribers to its list within the last year.

The Garnett Journal has one of the most complete job offices in Eastern Kansas, with good presses, up-to-date type, and skilled workmen; we turn out high-class work. The Garnett Journal welcomes its patrons to the office, that our work may -be inspected, that we may become acquainted with one another. Mrs. J. W.

Harper, and little son, of Kansas Cy, were visiting G. M. Fellers, last week. lj miles east and 3 miles north of West unknown Executors and Trustees of JohnGeneler. Defend ant p.

of milei southwest phalia and about Calls answered pronptlj day or eight Central Citv on Special attention riven to fitting classes and diseases of the eje ear cose and throat. State oJ Kansast to John Gentsler, the unknown Heirs and devisees of John Gensler, and the unknowu Aduunietra tors, Executors ad Trusteeg of John Gensler, Uretting? You are hereby notified that you have Frank Lickteig, of Scipio, was transacting business in Garnett Thursday. Miss Oora Selanders of Westphalia, who, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. BUis returned home Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Edna Thompson returned to Gas City.Thursday.

She has been here to attend the funeral of Chas. ''jiiifsday, March 2, 1905. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, the following described propeity CATTLE: 29 head, conMS'iug ot 20 Jieai gooc yearling Ejeerpj 4 extra good sows, all in spring 1 yearling Ijeifei: 4 heifer calves.

JIpJES. Aa follo'wv Igood a gelding, weSnt 'bout 1,250 1 good bay mare years old, weight about 1 b'ack yearling iWy fl'e as silk. 7 head of nice ehoatg, average weight about 100 pounds; 1 choice brood sow; 1 thoroughbred Poland China boar; IMPLEMENTS: 1 good 16-inch eulky GOME been sued in eaid court by the above. named plaintiff, and must, on or before the 31st day of March, A.D., 1905, answer Public Sale and Live Stock Auctioneer. the petition of the plaintiff, which was filed in the clerk's office of Eaid court on the 9th day of February.

or said i 1 ji peuiion wui fasen as true and judg Thompson's infant son. ment rendered accordingly. A judgment and decree will be entered y. 1. Bruce was in, the city correcting and reforming a conveyance Office over Mrs, Lafferty's Millinery Store.

Regular office day Saturday from the United States to John Gensler Thursday. His daughter, who has been teaching school near Selma, of the northwest quarter ot section njim returned home with him. ber thirty-four (34), township number nineteen (19), range number twenty-one Mysterious Circumstances, (21), Anderson county, Kansas, and mak N. B. Orders left at Journal office will receive prompt attention.

Phone 117. ingthe said transfer to John Genreler. One was pale and sallow and the plow; 2 New Departure cnltivatorp; Eag'e Jjrrdi 'rodcait 6cederj mow'prj hay rakg; stali: cntterj cam planter drll and pheck wire all complete lister good 'as newj Minneapolis bjnder; hay rackj good ftU oak feed sled set work harness; good corn 8heller; eome prairie hay in etacV; eome households, and many other article-B ich as are usually kept on a faim. Terms A credit of 6 months will be given on sums over 10, purchaser giving apprpvgd 'pergonal security, fi-jth, interest at ihe rate of lr pej- cent per ftnimm from date until paid. If paid at maturity no interest will be charged.

No property removed until 1 li HX THS COUCH AND CURE the LUfJCG other fresh and rosy. Whence the By the judgment and decree of- eaid? court the plaintiff be declared thej l. difference? She who blushing wfthheaitlt Of, Jving's New E. D. Fixitier Life Pills to maintain it.

By gently 6 irB ling's to- Iseouory arousing the lazy organs they com Funeral Director, Licensed Embaltner pel good digestion and head off Price constipation. Try them. Only notes approved. Sums $10 and under owner in fee simple of the real estate above deecribed, and hia title thereto will be qaieted, and the defendants and each of them perpetually enjoined from asserting any right, title, claim or interest in or to eaid real estate. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto signed my name an.

afxed the seal ol said court this 13th day of February, A. 1905. A. J. Clerk of the District Conrt, eal Anderson County, Kansas.

J. E. Maxwell, Attorney for plaintiff. and rnn fSUI F03fesHS IHS 50c $1X9 Free Trial. Calls promptly answered day cr I night.

Hearse famished. 25a at W. J. Lane's and R. P.

cash. Discoont of 5 per Cfnt on credit Fates. Col. L. II.

Tjaden. auctioneer. Brigg druggists. Surest and Quickest Cure for ail Westphalia, Kansas Undertaker and Embalmer Hearse famished fiee. Undertaking rooms THROAT and IAJ1IQ TEOUB-IXS, or 1I02IEY BACH.

F. 8. Mitchell will clerk eale and ap at JoJhn Yaaghn Farnittuw Etore. Phone 23 One large front room. Inquire prove notes.

Lunch on ground. ASHLY MANN. of Mrs. H. Hedges.

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